hello there
first of all - yes, I've read LARTC Howto;
- yes, I've google'd a bit
secondly - if i miss smth. please give me a pointer to some source of info, instead of
shouting at me
clue:
from LARTC Howto
[...]
The frame is actually the unit on which traffic control is performed.
[...]
so when i'm shaping with htb ( and fe. sfq ), the kernel is 'slowing' rate of frames
in Layer 2, so setting htb rate to 2mbit means 'set the speed of frames ( not packets
) to 2mbit'; on the other hand, filters are using at least Layer 3 infos ( adresses,
port numbers, etc.; or MARKs which have been set via iptables, but based on at least
L3 info );
1st question - are these top statements right?
2nd question - how is this connected in kernel ( shaping frames, but using higher
layers infos)
3rd question - probably ntg, but perhaps someone knows smth: iptables -L -vnx shows
amount of bytes including ethernet header and trailer, or only size of IP packets (
incl. payload, of course )?
thanks in advance
przemek.krol
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